The 1 TB makes more sence execpt with 3 x 400 = 1.2 TB - OH
250 have never been a problem. OK
300 have, ???? 4 x 300 - 1.2 TB the same as a disk 400.
It's has to be
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(number) that the snap can't process. It could actually be something in the Kernel of the Ancient FreeBSD that they are using.
But there were a couple that have put 2 x 500 in 2200, according to ebay. But they may have not tested it in raid. But it's under 1 TB.
Depending on which MFG Drives you bought. There is a utility (Hitachi) for setting drive size. Which would allow you to use your 400 gig drives at a lower capacity.
Or better yet, try to adjust the cluster size larger. So if it's using a 4k now, up to 8k (16,32), would cut the parity numbers to 1/2 ........ If I recall there is a cluster size in debug .........
What would happen if you tried a "RAID 0", is this an option for the 4000?